🔌Muuuuse

muuuuse installs one CLI:

• muuuuse

The public brand stays 🔌Muuuuse. The terminal command stays muuuuse.

What It Is Now

🔌Muuuuse no longer expects you to arm a terminal first and launch something later.

The main flow is:

muuuuse 1 <program...>
muuuuse 2 <program...>
muuuuse stop

Seat 1 and seat 2 each launch and own a real local program under a PTY wrapper. Once both seats are alive in the same lane, they automatically bounce final blocks between each other by typing the partner answer plus Enter into the wrapped program.

muuuuse stop is the real cleanup command. With no flags it force-stops every tracked lane. Use --session <name> if you only want one explicit lane.

Install

npm install -g muuuuse

Fastest AI Flow

Terminal 1:

muuuuse 1 codex

Terminal 2:

muuuuse 2 gemini

Terminal 3:

muuuuse stop

Known presets expand to recommended flags automatically:

• codex
• claude
• gemini

So muuuuse 1 codex launches the fuller Codex command, not just bare codex.

Generic Program Flow

This is not AI-only. Any local program can be wrapped directly.

Example:

muuuuse 1 bash -lc 'while read line; do printf "left: %s\n\n" "$line"; done'
muuuuse 2 bash -lc 'while read line; do printf "right: %s\n\n" "$line"; done'

Type into one seat and the other seat will receive the relayed block.

For Codex, Claude, and Gemini, 🔌Muuuuse waits for their structured final-answer logs instead of relaying transient screen chatter. For anything else, it first looks for an explicit (answer) block and otherwise falls back to the last stable output block after a turn goes idle.

Sessions

Seats auto-pair by current working directory by default.

If you want an explicit lane name, use:

muuuuse 1 --session demo codex
muuuuse 2 --session demo gemini
muuuuse stop --session demo

You can also inspect the lane:

muuuuse status

Doctor

muuuuse doctor

This checks the local runtime plus common agent binaries if you use them.

Notes

• local only
• no tmux requirement for the main path
• no remote control surface here; that belongs to codeman
• best with programs that naturally produce turn-shaped output